PPLD Digital Collections

Squirrel sitting on log eating. 2

2801 W. Boulder, now 2801 W. Uintah. "The house we lived in or "Villa Mohl" 1959." Facing page reads "1959 / Mohl's revisited NewYork &lt-&gt Colo-Sprgs". This house was moved from another lot. 1

A Black man dressed in a suit and white gloves is seated in an ornate carved Savonarola-style scissor chair. He is wearing a fez adorned with the symbol of Shriners International Fraternity and the word “Azure” embroidered at the top. 1

A Ute woman bends over to assist a child in the doorway of a tipi. 1

A caravan of fully-loaded touring sedans with their tops down are on muddy and rutted dirt road with cliff alongside and mountains in background. Car in front has "603" on radiator grill. 1

A circa 1913 Ford Model T Touring Car filled with passengers drives on an unpaved road past rocky cliffs. 1

A circa 1913 Ford Model T is in the distance approaching a small bridge on dirt road with trees lining sides. Large building is visible through trees at left. 1

A circa 1915 speedster automobile [similar to a Stutz Bearcat or Oldsmobile Autocrat, but left-hand drive] on dirt road alongside wide river or small lake with mountains in distance. Two men sit in the car and one man stands alongside. 1

A circa 1918 Franklin touring car is parked on a crude wooden deck bridge spanning a small creek in the mountains. A man is sitting in the front passenger seat. 1

A convoy of Sociability Tour automobiles is parked on an elevated section of a flooded road. A man stands in the water with his pant legs rolled up. Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 1

A convoy of Sociability Tour automobiles with their driving teams is stopped on a dirt road posing for a photo. A man stands near a fence. Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 1

A convoy of Sociability Tour automobiles with their driving teams is stopped on a dirt road posing for a photo. Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 1

A convoy of eight Sociability Tour automobiles and their driving crews are stopped on on a dirt road to pose for a photograph. The rear car's tire cover reads 1

A convoy of nine Sociability Tour touring sedans with their driving teams is stopped on a dirt road to pose for a photograph. Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 1

A convoy of six Sociability Tour automobiles loaded their driving teams is parked outside of a large lodge-like building and adjacent pavilion with tall pine trees in the foreground. Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 1

A cowboy rides a bucking bronco with another cowboy dressed in chaps standing in the foreground at a rodeo arena. Printed on front "Harry Hill on Skiddoo 1908" and "6-7-08". 1

A dark touring sedan and adjacent white jitney, both with their tops down and loaded with passengers, are parked side by side on dirt road alongside large boulder on treed hillside. Several men stand outside sedan. 1

A dirt road through the mountains curves to a steel deck trestle bridge that spans the river. A man stands near a circa 1910 automobile on the right end of the bridge. 1

A group of Sociability Tour automobiles with their driving teams is stopped on a road. Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 1

A group of Ute Indians prepare to begin the Bear Dance, an annual tradition which gathered all the bands together to welcome Spring and show respect for the spirit of the bear. 1

A group of cars [likely a part of the Sociability Tour] is parked in a downtown area. One vehicle has banner on the hood reading "Pikes Peak Region Colorado Springs". Note on back reads "Band and party receiving at Oiltown". 1

A group of four men and a woman are eating, seated next to a large picnic basket on a hillside. 1

A group of men and automobiles greet the Sociability Tour gathered near a brick building with signs over the entrance that read 1

A group of men and women having a good time pose for the camera in house with lace curtains. A small child is sitting on lap at far right. 1

A group of men surround a man holding an auger with a core sample in a field. Written on front "Testing the Soil / Emery Photo." Man holding auger. 1

A group of unidentified men, one of them Irving Howbert, standing beside a train car. 1

A group of women and children stand in front of a corn field with a car parked to their left. Identified from left to right 1

A jitney bearing a 1908/1909 leather Colorado license plate loaded with passengers drives along an unpaved road in the mountains. 1

A large group of people [some holding up mugs] enjoy an Alexander Film Company picnic in the center of parked cars in a field. One automobile bears a 1933 Colorado license plate. 1

A large steam shovel working in a road cut is loading a circa 1922 Mack Bulldog dump truck with excavated earth. Man sits on horseback in foreground. 1

A man and woman are in a Ford Model T touring sedan with the top down is stopped on an unpaved road past a scrubby hillside. 1

A man in a hat stands atop a hay-filled wagon holding a pitchfork loaded with hay. A team of horses is hitched to the wagon. Two large stacks of hay are piled behind the wagon. 1

A man in a touring sedan with the top down is stopped on a narrow dirt road next to field with piles of hay and man standing with pitchfork. Pine trees are in distance. 1

A man in overalls and a small girl stand in the middle of a wheat field. Photo is identified on back as Betty (Johnson) Fisher (1915-2004). 1

A man is standing along a wooden guard rail of a drive-through steel truss bridge. In the distance is a horse-drawn wagon and touring car with its top with cows spread around in the outlying field with deciduous trees. 1

A man sits near a waterfall. 1

A man sits on the porch of a house under an American flag. 1

A man stands in knee-deep water with his pant legs rolled up. Two horses pull his Sociability Tour automobile through the flooded area. Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 1

A man stands on a railroad bridge holding a long stick being used as a fishing pole. Utility poles are visible on both sides of the railroad tracks. Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 1

A man wearing riding apparel holds the reins of a white horse. 1

A member of the Sociability Tour walks along a flooded roadway. Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 1

A pack train of approximately two dozen donkeys is led by two men on horses on a narrow mountain road. A wagon is passing them on the right in the foreground. Printed on front "1808. Pack Train ~ Photo by CL McClure, Denver”. 1

A photograph of an original fine art painting of Andy Adams. He was an American writer of western fiction. In 1894, he settled in Colorado Springs, where he lived until his death. 1

A photograph of the original painting "Andy Adams" by artist Don Jones. The original work of art is owned by the Pioneers' Museum, 215 South Tejon, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80903. 1

A portrait of J. Don Alexander (1885-1955) wearing a hat and fur-trimmed jacket and smoking a cigar. Note on back "J Don Alexander at time of founding Alexander Film Co 1919"--date is believed to be misidentified. 1

A portrait of J. Don Alexander holding a trophy. He is wearing a hat and a flower on the lapel of his suit jacket. 1

A portrait of J. Don Alexander sitting in the open cockpit of an airplane, wearing a backwards cap. 1

A portrait of two women and two small children outside of a tipi. 1

A probable 1908 Packard limousine is parked in front of large double doors on stone building. Driver holds wheel on right side of car. 1

A small deer standing on a patch of snow staring at the camera. 1

A small wooden bridge on a dirt road through the mountains. 1

A stage coach overloaded with men and women and pulled by a team of four horses racing over barren rolling plains. Printed on front "Gus Stormer's Stage / Copyrighted by C. E. Welch - No. 9". 1

A toddler sits outside of the front porch at 308 East Platte Avenue. 1

A toddler stands outside the front porch of the home at 308 East Platte Avenue. 1

A touring sedan is stopped on wooden bridge spreading trees on an unpaved road. The passengers are looking back towards the camera. Open field is in distance. Note on back reads "C to D. tour". 1

A variety of mining tools including picks, a saw, and a shovel are laid flat on a table. 1

A young Hertha Mohl. 1

A young Hopi boy and girl hugging in desert land. 1

A young man holds the bridle of a horse pulling a delivery wagon with an elderly man sitting in the cab. Printed on front "In Service 25 Years and Still Going Strong". 1

A young man shouldering a sledge hammer and a man holding a shovel stand at the crudely built entrance to a mine. A large saw hangs from tree branches used to construct the mine portal. 1

Adobe and timber barn or storage building with open doorway. 1

Adolf Mohl, Leo Mohl's father. 1

Aerial view of Calgary with many tall buildings and snow-capped mountains in distance. River runs in background. Railroad tracks and yard at are far left. Building at left foreground has sign reading &quot|Robin Hood Flour.&quot| 1

Aerial view of animals walking on trails through open land to small lake. 1

Aerial view of long railroad train running through dry hills with dirt road at right and paved road at left. 1

Aerial view of snow-covered Spanish Peaks. Note on back reads "West peak in foreground." 1

Aerial view of snow-covered mountain range with rivers visible in valley on both sides. 1

An Sociability Tour automobile in the foreground passes men and mules on a muddy road. Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 1

An Sociability Tour automobile with its driving teams drives down a flooded roadway with fences on the left and wooden utility poles on the right. Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 1

An old adobe house whose mud plaster appears to be embedded with river rock pebbles and large river rocks holding down the flat-top roofing material. A corral and scrubby hillside are seen behind the house. 1

Arched rock formation. 1

Artist's drawing of a film processing and drying room. 1

Artist’s drawing of a room where motion picture editing, art illustration and copy-camera activities are conducted 1

At the Colorado Aviation Historical Society (CAHS) Hall of Fame induction, 1972. Present are 1

Automobiles on dirt road alongside river surrounded by cliffs. Waterfall is cascading from cliff at right. Telephone poles line the road. 1

Back view of head, shoulders and antlers of large elk in snow. 1

Barbed wire wrapped around old tree stump in scrubland. 1

Barefoot Hopi woman posing in traditional costume in front of stone wall. Photo identified as "Hopi woman, tribal costume." 1

Barefoot person wearing jeans sleeping under tree in park. 1

Barry and "Copyright by D. F. Barry" stamped into photo. Label on back of folder "D. F. Barry photographs of all noted indian chief Photographer / 1312 Tower Ave. Superior, Wisconsin." 1

Bedroom in log building with flowered curtains and bedspread, log beams in ceiling and Indian rug over headboard. Window at left has cushioned windowseat. 1

Below the photograph reads 1

Billowing clouds in blue sky. 1

Bird with food in mouth. Print of the year, 1964. Featured on cover of 1964-1965 Pikes Peak Camera Club Year Book. 1

Blurred view of train passing by on tracks. Print of the year, 1959. Featured on cover of 1959-1960 Pikes Peak Camera Club Year Book. 1

Board sidewalk along dirt road with railroad cars, water tower and mountains visible in background. Small frame building with sign on side "No Smoking" and stone building with sign on side "Men" are at right. 1

Boats tied up in harbor with wooden building at pier. Pile of rocks is at end of pier. 1

Bridge over shallow water built with a foundation of rocks. Hay wagon and a touring car, perhaps on its way to the general store in the small settlement beyond, pass each other on the dirt road through the valley. 1

Brush, trees and cactus at roadside. 1

Buffalo Bill, mounted on white horse, in arena next to flag-draped table with man and several children standing alongside. People in stands are visible in background. "I.R.B." printed in lower right of photo. 1

Buffalo Creek cascading over bare rock. Buffalo Creek is a tributary to North Cheyenne Creek. Evergreen trees growing beside the rock. "Silver Cascade Falls No. Cheyenne Canon" hand written at bottom right of photo. 1

Buffalo bull standing on plains. 1

Buffalo robe with intricate design. 1

Buffalo sitting in field with mountains behind. 1

Car driving down dirt road between rocky cliffs. Telephone/telegraph poles line the road. Pencilled note on back reads "#1328." Stamp on back reads "Photo by The Photo Craft Shop. 111 North Tejon St. Colorado Springs Colo." 1

Car driving down dirt road past snowy fields with mountain in background. Road leads over small bridge by railroad tracks. "Feb. 24, 1915" printed in reverse on lower right side of print. 1

Car in distance approaches small bridge on dirt road with trees lining sides. Large building is visible through trees at left. 1

Car parked on an unpaved road with hill on left and sheer drop on right. Chain fence with cement posts line right side of road. Man is standing by car in looking off into distance. 1

Cars driving along divided highway surrounded by fenced fields with snow-dusted mountain in background. Roof of house is visible in foreground. 1

Cattle and fencing along a dirt road leading to a ranch house with a windmill. 1

Christmastime 1

Circle of Hopi men in costume and headdress in front of stone pillar. Photo identified as "circle of priest around Great Altar." 1

Clock tower and steeple of wooden church building. Weathervane is on top of tower. 1

Close shot of mountain lion posing next to a rock. Title printed on bottom of print. Very faint stamp on back reads "W. Tracht." 1

Close shot of prickly-pear and other cactus plants. 1

Close up of shot glass on shiny surface with larger drinking glass behind. 1

Close view of Laura Gilpin in later years. Photo identified on back. 1

Close view of Navajo rug with striped pattern. 1

Close view of Navajo rug, identified as diamond pattern. 1

Close view of birds nest tucked between branches of tree, half-hidden by leaves. 1

Close view of cicada shell. Title printed on back. 1

Close view of old tree stump with sidewalk visible behind. 1

Close view of rattlesnake body showing patterns of scales. "Top" and "Rattler" are written on top of print. 1

Close view of round adobe building with wooden beams above and rough-framed door. 1

Close view of sand painting. Photo identified as "Sand painting, Navajo." 1

Close view of stem and flower gone to seed of weed identified on back as Goats Beard. 1

Close view of two Hopi boys leading horse on rocky path with stone ourcroppings behind and pueblo in background. Photo identified as "Trail to Mi-shong-novi - Middle Mesa." 1

Close view of two horned toads on dark background. 1

Close view of wild flowers growing through pine needles. 1

Close view of wood duck swimming. 1

Close view of woven Pima basket. 1

Close-up of beaded skirt with fringed bottom. 1

Close-up portrait of a young woman in lace blouse, identified on back as Grace Timm. Grace is listed in the 1906 and 1907 Colorado Springs City Directories with her occupation being a clerk with the Colorado Midland Railroad in 1907. 1

Cloud formations over cliff with pine trees outlined against the sky. 1

Color print showing railroad tracks lining river running under rocky cliffs. 1

Column of fish. 1

Conglomerate of wood and stone buildings on scrubby hillside. Small building in front has tin roof and tarpaper on side. 1

Covered wagon makes its way across a wide mountain valley. 1

Coyote in grass standing over prey. 1

Crane in flight over water. Print of the year, 1963. Featured on cover of 1963-1964 Pikes Peak Camera Club Year Book. 1

Cross-country skiers heading across snowfield with mountains in background. Photo identified on back as "Elk Horn Mountain from Crested Butte Mountain". 1

Crowd of Navajo men on horseback. Photo identified as "Navajo Indians at Horse Race." 1

Crowd of people sitting under trees. Several band instruments are at left. Platform in back has men sitting and listening as several women speak in front. Two men sit on ground near automobile. Photo identified on back. 1

Curved front of large dam built into steep rocky cliffs. 1

Curving rocky canyon road and wooden deck bridge in a mountain landscape. 1

Dam built between two rocky cliffs. Note on back reads "468 ft. thin arch dam. Morrow Point Dam". Photo identified on back as "Curecanti Dam Project - Gunnison River, Colo." 1

Decorative iron gate and fence with view of open plains and mountains behind. Sign on gate reads "Luth. Hope Cemetery." 1

Design for Church 1

Detail of back of church with cracked stucco on top of stones. Decorative wrought-iron fence is in foreground. 1

Detail of juniper stump showing pattern and texture of wood. 1

Dirt road lined by trees with wire fence alongside and mountain visible through trees ahead. 1

Dirt road with an automobile crossing a wooden deck bridge in the distance. Trees and bushes are on either side of the road. 1

Display of several patterns of Pima baskets. 1

Dog lying on ground with head between front paws, looking at camera. 1

Dorothy Stott Shaw [1891-1985] served as the librarian at the Cheyenne Mountain School for more than 30 years before her retirement in the 1950s. 1

Dr. Charles Fox Gardiner standing next to saddled horse and pack horse. Photo identified as "Dr. Charles Fox Gardiner - pack trip 1880. From "Doctor at Timberline"." 1

Driving teams of men in their Sociability Tour automobiles parked in a muddy rail siding behind a wooden loading dock. Car on the far left has a banner on its hood that reads "'Betsey' Trouble Car". Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 1

Driving teams pose for a photograph next to their convoy of Sociability Tour automobiles near a muddy embankment. Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 1

Driving teams stand near their halted convoy of Sociability Tour automobiles examining a damaged area of the dirt road amidst a barren landscape. Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 1

Dry river bed with rocky cliffs alongside and large rock formation with hole in center in background. 1

Ducks on water and one at shore under overhanging branches. 1

During World War II, Charles was a staff sergeant in the Army Air Corps at the headquarters of a weather squadron working with the meteorological service in the India-Burma Theater. 1

Early motorcar parked on the dirt road just past a wooden trestle deck bridge crossing over the river. 1

Elevated view looking down on a Civilian Conservation Corps camp in the forest. The camp consists of large tents and quickly erected wooden buildings. 1

Elevated view of eight Sociability Tour automobiles loaded with passengers stopped on a dirt road to pose for a photograph. Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 1

Elevated view of the mining town of Central City, South Dakota, with mountains surrounding. 1

Eleven railroad employees in work clothes pose on and in front of steam locomotive #1418. 1

Elk with antlers standing among trees in snowstorm. 1

Emma Swem sits by a riverbank with Charles Swem Jr. holding a small dog between them. A steep mountainside can be seen behind them. 1

Engraved drawing of Zebulon Pike. Caption on image reads "Zebulon Montgomery Pike, 1779-1813, Discoverer of Pikes Peak --1806; Sesquicentennial 1806-1956". 1

Entrance to kiva in rocky cliff. Tall ladder leads out from stone kiva. 1

Entranceway into building with rubble in front of barred doors and part of ceiling beams exposed. Another doorway is at right. 1

Exterior view of triple arched windows with wooden shutters on building with wood siding. 1

Family group inside building with sign "College Family Billiards" painted on window. Man is holding pool cue. Houseplant sits on Coca-Cola machine in backgound. 1

Farm house. 1

Fashionably dressed woman in mid-1890s-style attire is posing by a creek. Her image is reflected in the water. 1

Female duck with eight ducklings swimming in water. 1

Fifteen member band with 13 men holding various types brass instruments and two men reclining next to a drum reading "Memphis Band and Orchestra". 1

Five men are gathered for a game of horseshoes next to a sod building on the prairie. Two men can be seen holding horseshoes with others looking on. Photo is from postcard addressed to Nina Rosamond Anderson, Flagler, Colo. 1

Five men wearing backpacks stand on dirt road overlooking cliff. 1

Flock of birds flying over trees on hillside. 1

Flooded roadway with a convoy of Sociability Tour automobiles driving towards the camera. Utility poles and fences line the flooded area. Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 1

Foggy view of arched bridge over wide river with tall buildings of large city in background. Small bridge is on end of jetty in foreground. 1

Ford LTD parked in front of old building with peeling stucco and marquee with decaying sign reading "Liberty Theatre". 1

Formal portrait of Dr. William Bell. 1

Formal portrait of Gordon Lillie, "Pawnee Bill", in suit and wide-brimmed hat. Caption under photo reads "Major Gordon W. Lillie, known as 'Pawnee Bill' Chief Scout of the Pawnees. He was adopted into thier [sic] tribe." 1

Formal portrait of Julian Buck and wife, son of Buckskin Charlie (Sapiah) 1

Formal portrait of Myron Wood in coat and tie, probably in his late teens. 1

Formal portrait of Private Leo Mohl, resident of Colorado Springs, after enlisting in the U.S. Army Signal Corps during World War II. 1

Four birds, identified on back as grackles, sitting on budding tree branches. 1

Four boys sit in a trap pulled by a donkey on a dirt road with houses in the distance. 1

Four men and one woman are traveling in a touring car with the top down a on one-lane unpaved road with mountains behind and rocks, trees and bushes lining road. 1

Four men pose with harnessed horses on dirt road with hillside behind. Photo identified as CCC Camp, with G.G. Gayler second man from right. 1

Four men stand in a probable wheat field with stacks of harvested grain of in the background. Man is driving harvesting machine pulled by four horses through the field behind the group. Photo is from postcard addressed to Nina Anderson, Flagler, Colo. 1

Four small boats at dock. Print of the year, 1960. Featured on cover of 1960-1961 Pikes Peak Camera Club Year Book. 1

Four women and two small children sit on wagon; two of the women are holding pitchforks. Photo is identified on back "Kathryn Will, Hattie Clifford Monahan, John Monahan, Nell Clifford Farmer, Clifford Farmer, Mayme Clifford Foley." 1

Four women, one man and two children pose in a surrey with a fringe on top pulled by two horses in front of wood building in town. Large building at right has sign "Hay" on top. Foothills are visible in the background. 1

Framed Myron Wood photo hanging on wall of house. Table with small lamp, ashtray and bonsai tree is in front. Couch and knitting bag is at right. 1

Frieda Mohl, Leo Mohl's mother. 1

From left to right, Ute Indians Capitaneto, Piak, and Chief Severo. 1

From left to right 1

Front of large wood house showing front porch with wooden railings, pillars and brackets. 1

Front of small wooden barn with door closed and harness hanging alongside. 1

Full-length portrait of young Indian child wearing squash blossom necklace. 1

Fully-loaded stagecoach pulled by three teams of horses drives on dirt road with trees and mountains behind. Several men and women sit on top of coach. 1

Great Horned Owl sitting on tree branch, half-hidden by leaves. 1

Group of Ute Indians, including infant in cradleboard in front, posing for camera. A white man is seated on the left. 1

Group of children picnicking in woods, women sit on bench behind. 1

Group of cowboys on horseback riding on trail through snowy grassland. 1

Group of four women and two men stand on plains in front of canvas tent. 1

Group of horseback riders on trail below ski gondola, probably at Crested Butte ski area. Bare mountain and leafy trees are in background. 1

Group of men and women hiking through the woods. 1

Group of men and women on a picnic gathered around a campfire. Handwritten note on front of photograph reads January 19, 1908. 1

Group of men, women and children in a forest gathered around a picnic blanket covered with various food items. 1

Group of performers from Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, including cowboys, Native Americans, band members, sharpshooters and women pose for the camera. Buffalo Bill is seated in center. Title written on print. 1

Group of young women [possibly Colorado College students] gathered around a campfire roasting hot dogs. 1

Group of young women [possibly Colorado College students] in a sparse forest gathered around a campsite roasting wieners on a campfire. 1

Group portrait of Dr. Bell and his family consisting of William Sr. [1841-1921], wife Cara Georgina W. [1853-1938] holding infant son William Jr. [b. 1883] and daughters Cara Rowena [b. 1874], Hyacinthe Mary [b. 1881] and Margaret [b. 1876]. 1

Gustav Pistol, Hertha (Pistol) Mohl's father. 1

Half-bred or tame Indians in huge Mexican straw hats. One of six images on a full-page spread. 1

Herd of Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep in snowy field with houses behind. 1

Herd of cattle in field with mountains in distance and storm clouds overhead. 1

Hertha center with brothers Fritz and Robert, and parents Auguste and Gustav. 1

Hillside with trees. 1

Hopi Indians dressed in regalia for the Snake Dance with hundreds of spectators gathered around. One man pokes at a rattlesnake. 1

Hopi children in front of pueblo buildings. 1

Hopi man and woman sitting on rooftop of pueblo surrounded by dried fruit. Photo identified as "Hopi drying peaches on house tops." 1

Hopi man in costume, headdress and paint, followed by other participants and watched by crowd of white men, carries rattlesnake. 1

Hopi man in costume, headdress and paint, pokes a stick at rattlesnake on ground, watched by other participants. Photo identified as "Hopi Snake Dance. Tickling a rattler, down on end of Eagle Feather." 1

Hopi man painted for ceremony stands in Kiva. Photo identified as "Kakapti at Antelope Kiva." 1

Hopi man wearing oversized shirt poised at edge of kiva with another man watching. Photo identified as "Snake priest Harry Supela coming to kiva." 1

Hopi men and women in traditional costume perform dance in front of crowd of onlookers. 1

Hopi men in costume and headdresses, one carrying large drum, in front of pueblo. Photo identified as "Katcina dancers with drummer." 1

Hopi men in costume in front of pueblo buildings with people watching from windows and tops of pueblo. Photo identified as "Lineup of priests Antelope Dance." 1

Hopi men in loincloths gathering around kiva while women and children watch. Photo identified as as "Musicians around kiva. Bean Dance." 1

Hopi women entering pueblo building. Wooden ladders are alongside, and pottery jars are on wall above. 1

Hopi woven baskets displayed on Navajo rug 1

Horace Poley stands with his camera on a rocky outcropping. 1

Horace and Margaret Poley. 1

Horned toads 1

Howard Munsell of Fowler, Colorado sits on rocky ground studying cigarette. 1

Hummingbird sitting in nest made in a pine tree. 1

Hummingbird sitting on nest in fruit tree. 1

Identified as Yampa, Runner or Messenger for Ouray 1

Identified on back as Shelden Chapel. 1

Identified on the back of the photograph 1

In an apparent dramatization, two men hold their hands in the air stand alongside horse-drawn carriage on mountain road while another man wearing long coat and large hat removes something from one man's pocket. Title written on back of print. 1

Indian dress with beading, quillwork and fringes, on display. 1

Indian man leading horse while woman rides on horse through fields. 1

Indian man next to ladder leading down into kiva. Roof is covered with pine logs and branches. 1

Indian man wearing full headdress and holding rifle mounted on horse. Photo identified on back as "Cha-Kay-Wa." Note states "Apache Chief" and later note states "Good Horse. Sioux Oglalla." 1

Indian men, women and girl sit in tipi. 1

Informal portrait of Hertha Mohl leaning against a tree. 1

Interior of dwelling with man, woman and baby sitting by fire. Photo identified as "interior of hogan - Navajo family." Photo possibly misidentified. 1

Interior of large church with groined and vaulted ceilings, fluted pilasters and metal chandeliers hanging over packed pews and standing crowds. 1

Interior scene with chairs in front of large arched window. Potted plants and hanging plants are in front of window. Paintings hang on brick wall at left. 1

J. Don Alexander and two men on a small wooden sail boat. 1

J. Don Alexander is surrounded by men and women seated on a hillside at an Alexander Industries picnic. 1

Jitney with the top down is filled with tourists on narrow dirt road through rocky cliffs. Several people stand on road behind car. Two horse-drawn wagons loaded with bales of hay are in background, headed in opposite direction from the car. 1

John Deal (left), Cerette, and Ocapoor. 1

Julia Hassell with brother Bradford. 1

L to R 1

Large arched stained glass window in brick building with cross underneath. Window is protected by screen on outside. 1

Large barn with a windmill to the left of the photograph. 1

Large bull, identified on back as "Tom Lasater Beefmaster bull," grazing in field. 1

Large conduits on cement pylons at cement works with men, trucks, pipes and construction equipment around. 1

Large cow, identified on back as "Tom Lasater Beefmaster heifer", standing in field with several other cattle behind, staring at photographer. 1

Large farmhouse on dirt road with snow-covered fields behind. Other buildings are at left. 1

Large group of men, women and children around tables in field filled with fruits and vegetables. Men and horses are visible in distance. One man at right is in horse-drawn wagon. Children, mostly wearing sun bonnets or hats, are seated in front of table. 1

Large group of well-dressed men and women assembled in the middle of a wheat field posing for the camera. Several touring cars are visible to the far right of the photograph. 1

Large group picnic with women and school-age children in wooded setting. Many of the boys are dressed in knickers. 1

Large leaves in garden with water drops. Wooden railings are visible behind. 1

Large mushroom on forest floor with woody plant behind. 1

Large number of horse and buggies gathered together within a cluster of buildings. Hitching post to the right of the photograph has "Snider's Catsup" painted on it. 1

Large pine tree in forest in front of tall waterfall. Rocky cliffs and stream are visible behind. 1

Large stone building with stone turrets and stained-glass window. Large trees hide other large stone buildings behind. 1

Large tents on dirt road with steep hillside behind. Tent at right has large awning in front. Empty wagons are parked in center foreground; automobile (circa 1914 Franklin) is parked in front of tent behind. 1

Large trees by waterside with treed hillside in distance. 1

Large truck on road. "New Holland" is written on front. Cowboy hat sits on windshield. 1

Large wooden building with multiple windows with wooden shutters and tree alongside. 1

Large wooden gazebo in yard. Brick building is at left, wood-frame building behind. 1

Large wooden waterwheel on river with hillside behind. 1

Layout showing several patterns of Indian blankets and textiles. 1

Leaves and flowers of water plants rising through tall grass. 1

Leaves of arrowhead plants rising above water with tall grasses behind. 1

Leo Mohl and his younger brother Kurt. 1

Leo Mohl enjoys a meal on board S.S. "Statendam" Holland-America Line. The Mohls loved to travel and visited fifty countries on six continents as well as most of the fifty states in the U.S. 1

Leo Mohl rides horseback, possibly in Scotland or Europe. 1

Leo and Hertha Mohl in the winter of 1983. 1

Leo's father, Adolph. 1

Lighthouse on hillside with wire fence at left. 1

Line of cars on dirt road past treed hillside with mountains in distance. Many tree stumps are on slopes. Several cars have flags. Lead car has sign reading "Pikes Peak Ocean to Ocean Highway", probably part of the Sociability Tour in 1915. 1

Line of covered wagons, most pulled by mules, on tree-lined unpaved street. Dog sits in middle of street. Title printed below photo. 1

Line of grass leading to beaver dam in center of pond. 1

Line of loaded pack burros on rocky hillside. One man on horseback rides at end of train another man stands at head of train. Saddled horse or mule stands on hillside above train. 1

Lloyd Shaw (1890-1958), scholar of Western square dancing, sits in a chair at a desk holding a piece of paper. 1

Log building at roadside with cars parked alongside and antlers on side. Signs reading "Out West" are over door and on side of building|neon sign on top reads "Cafe - Bar" and signs for Schlitz and Coors hang outside. 1

Lone hiker wearing a backpack stands silhouetted on rocky outcropping overlooking a forested mountainside and valley below. 1

Long view of fields with large haystacks behind wire fences, with town and mountains in distance. 1

Loom with half-finished rug inside hogan. Photo identified as "Navaho - A Navaho rug in the making." 1

Low earthen structure with only one opening for door in desert. Photo identified as "Navajo medicine sing hogan." 1

Low one-story adobe building with logs supporting porch and ladder at left. 1

Low water in Creek bed. 1

Mack Truck with trailer driving on highway in southwest. Sign reading "Clement" is across front grill. 1

Main hall, from entrance to Carnegie Library. Opened March 11, 1905. 1

Man and woman stand in meadow with mountains behind, holding shotguns. 1

Man carrying newborn colt on horseback through snowy fields. Man identified as George "Shorty" Rudolph Murray. 1

Man chops wood at a campsite. Another man stands at a camp stove. 1

Man cooking over campfire in wooded campsite. 1

Man dressed in a suit sits horseback on a rock-lined mountain trail. A second man stands on a boulder above next to a utility pole. 1

Man identified as J. Don Alexander is holding movie camera on deck of a yacht. Pennant on bow has lettering "S. Y. C." 1

Man identified as J. Don Alexander standing on side of snow-covered road with a shotgun. 1

Man in front of low structure covered with leafy branches. Pile of logs is at right, and horse is tied to pole fence in back. Photo identified as "Summer Hogan Yeibitchai Sing." 1

Man in horse drawn covered wagon moving along a dirt road. 1

Man in suit and hat inspecting a sugar beet on a farm. 1

Man lines up donuts on baking sheet in restaurant kitchen, with dishes, ladles and pans in front. 1

Man lininig up shot on pool table. 1

Man on horseback moving small herd of cattle behind barbed wire fence. Note on back reads "On Edgar Kent Fowler farm 6 1/2 miles northeast of Cheyenne Wells, CO. John Clinton Fowler bringing cows in from open range." 1

Man on train taking photo of the side of the train running along rocky cliffs. Camera has "Kodak" written on side. 1

Man perches on top of large rock formation broken off from rocky cliff. "512. H. Jay Smith Exploring Party 512." written on lower right of print. 1

Man reclining on a hill with his dog. 1

Man riding horse. 1

Man sitting in front of unidentified cliff dwellings under rocky overhang. 1

Man smoking cigarette and wearing hard hat standing next to tunneling equipment in tunnel shaft. Photo identified on back as "Pilot bore, Straight Creek Tunnel, Eisenhower Car Tunnel." 1

Man standing in field with knee-high corn and rows of beans. 1

Man stands next to canvas tent, horse in background 1

Man wearing long apron crossing street in front of large building with signs "Hotel Oxford". Several people stand in front of restaurant on lower floor of hotel, with signs "Tommy's Joynt Brauhaus" and "Hand-Carved Sandwiches." 1

Man wearing paisley shirt and ornate Mexican hat walking past gas pumps toward store. Van with ladder leaning on back is parked in back. 1

Man with shovel standing in snow between two rows of large tents. Photo is identified on back as Civilian Conservation Corps. 1

Man working in restaurant kitchen while another man, holding cup, watches. Pots, pans and dishes are on shelves and racks in front. Large double sink is in background. 1

Man, two women and small dog stand on porch of small building with corrugated roof and lean-to addition at left. Car is parked at far left. Photo identified on back as Mr. And Mrs. Anthony Weber and daughter Elsie, ca. 1912. 1

Man, woman and six children stand in field in front of large stack of what appears to be corn stalks (possibly for silage) with part of wooden fence behind. 1

Members of the Saturday Knights group sitting under rock overhang in mountains with large campfire in foreground. Note on back reads "Left to Right 1

Men and women stand on both sides of small river holding fishing poles. Two cars are parked on plains in background. 1

Men cutting and loading ice onto horse-drawn wagon. Two men are standing by a large block of ice; one is holding large saw. 1

Men driving hay balers through fields. Bales of hay are scattered through field at left. 1

Men sitting on horse-drawn harvesting implements in a field with cut vegetation in foreground. 1

Men standing in middle of field with wheat to their shoulders. 1

Men using horse-drawn equipment 1

Men using horse-drawn harvesting equipment. 1

Men working on construction of Straight Creek Tunnel. Pile of rubble is on floor, and men are carrying timbers into tunnel. Note on back reads "moving in after a blast." 1

Metal silos in snowy field. 1

Mission-style church with stone buttresses and large tree in front. 1

Mohl relative Onkel Hugo 1

Motorcycle parked in front of small wood building with shingle roof and wood fence in front. Dirt road is in foreground. 1

Mountain landscape with glacier lilies blooming in foreground. 1

Mountain lion laying on its side bares its teeth. 1

Mountain lion sits near the base of a tree. 1

Mountain peak above clouds set behind a lake and homes. 1

Mountain range with rocky cliff in foreground. 1

Nametag on nun "American Hospital Association / Sister Myra James / Admin. / Penrose Hospital / Colorado Springs, Colo." 1

Narrow dirt road through scrubby land with low pine trees, heading towards snow-covered mountain in distance. 1

Narrow dirt road through trees and bushes. Thick vegetation lines both sides of roads. 1

Navajo blanket, identified as "Chiorli blanket." 1

Navajo man wearing blanket on horseback at waters edge. Horse is in water and drinking. Photo identified as "Navaho at San Juan River." 1

Navajo woman and child in pole structure. Animal skins and blanket hang from pole in rear. Photo identified as "Interior summer hogan." 1

Navajo woman and child in pole structure. Animal skins and blanket hang from pole in rear. Photo identified as "Navaho woman and baby in summer hogan." 1

Navajo woman sitting in shade of lean-to and surrounded by corn husks and leaves. Photo identified as "Navajo girl mixing fresh corn batter." 1

Navajo woman surrounded by corn cobs, husks and leaves in shade of lean-to with wooden box alongside.Photo identified as "Navajo girl mixing batter of green corn." 1

Navajo woman working at large loom outside with sheep on hillside behind. 1

Navajo women working at large loom outside with half-finished blanket in place. Canvas is draped over poles behind. Photo identified as "Weaving blanket - out ? Barren desert sand." 1

Navajo young men racing, watched by crowd. Photo identified as "Bareback race, Navaho Indians." 1

New adobe building with wagon alongside. Chili peppers being dried hang from the roof and side of the building. 1

Nine naked boys playing in a stream's rocky cascade. 1

Numerous people attending a group picnic set up with tables and chairs. Sign reads "For all trails, Go to the Right." 1

Nun holding large pad standing on dirt road looking into fields with mountains behind. Two other people are walking on road behind. Photo identified on back as "21 mi. north of Colo. Spgs. FAC art class field trip." 1

Old pickup with "International" on back and person standing in back on two-lane road. Truck has a number of cowboy bumper stickers on back. 1

Old tombstones on hillside among large trees. 1

Old wooden ranch buildings with pole fence on rocky field with mountain behind. Other town buildings are visible in distance. 1

Older woman wearing long dress and white apron standing behind white picket fence. Man standing beside horse-drawn wagon is visible through gate. 1

One bare-branched tree in snowy field behind wooden drift fence. 1

Open car drives on dirt path with visible tire tracks past rocky cliff with river on right. 1

Open touring sedan with three men inside is stopped on a paved road with bare slope on left and river on right. The car has three American flags attached to the front and “Pathfinder” written on the hood and on a pennant. 1

Ore cars on tracks in rock tunnel. Title printed on bottom of photo. 1

Oval portrait of General Palmer as a young man. 1

Oval portrait of Mary Lincoln "Queen" Mellen Palmer as a young woman. "Queen Palmer" is written on print. Photo is numbered 6891 on print. 1

Painting of Indian warrior on horseback hunting buffalo with a spear. 1

Panoramic view of mountain lakes with Pikes Peak in the distance. See image 207-80 for another photo of this taken during the same photo shoot. 1

Patterns of leaves and tree trunks. 1

Patterns of rock or sand. 1

Pawnee Bill nee Gordon Lillie. 1

Photo Portrait of Hertha Mohl age 31. 1

Photo portrait of a well-dressed man in coat and tie with bowler hat seated in front of a stone building. 1

Photographer Myron Wood sits on chair in room with several wooden chairs and tables and long shelf of books in back. Two matted prints sit on table and lean against wall at left. 1

Pine trees on grassy hillside. 1

Plowed fields with large farm buildings and windmills in background. 1

Plowed fields with old trailer in background. 1

Portrait of Spencer Penrose and Charles Leaming Tutt sitting together and studying a paper. 1

Portrait of Albert Edward Horsley (1867-1954). Horsley, a miner, was accused of the 1905 assassination of former Idaho governor Frank Steunenberg. 1

Portrait of Alexander Cameron Hunt (1825-1894), Colorado Territorial Governor from 1867 until 1869. 1

Portrait of Belle Epler, wife of Jacob Epler (1858-?). 1

Portrait of Billy Bonney (1859-1881), also known as Billy the Kid, Henry Antrim, and Henry McCarty. 1

Portrait of Billy Johnson sitting on a tree stump with his legs crossed. A saddle that reads "U. S. MAIL" lays at his feet. Printed on the front of the photograph 1

Portrait of Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill (identified on back as Gordon Lillie). 1

Portrait of Cecil H. Graves (1893-1982) holding an insect display. Mr. Graves was a member of the Mineralogy Society. 1

Portrait of Charles Fox Gardiner in winter coat. 1

Portrait of Chief Ignacio of the Weeminuche band of Ute Indians. 1

Portrait of Colorow, chief of the Ute Mountain Utes. 1

Portrait of Count James Pourtales [1853-1908]. 1

Portrait of Della Ferrell, known as the "Lady Rider of Colorado." 1

Portrait of District Court Judge Douglas E. Anderson. 1

Portrait of Dollie Johnson [1891-1986] sitting near her infant daughter Betty C. Johnson Fisher [1915-2004]. Dollie was the wife of Walter W. Johnson. 1

Portrait of Don M. Alexander with a a tobacco pipe in his mouth. 1

Portrait of Don M. Alexander. 1

Portrait of Dr. Frank R. Elges' children John, Lisa, Stephen, and Susan. 1

Portrait of Dr. Frank R. Elges' children Susan, John, and Lisa. 1

Portrait of Elizabeth Clifford (left) and Elizabeth Cameron Will (right). 1

Portrait of Elizabeth O'Brien Clifford standing in a fenced garden and holding a purse in her hand. 1

Portrait of Ethel A. Harper [1909-1995], daughter of photographer Everett E. Van Epps and his wife, Letta [Violetta]. 1

Portrait of Eugene L. Anderson's shadow in profile. 1

Portrait of Eugene L. Anderson. 1

Portrait of Eugene L. Anderson. He is standing behind chicken wire in a ticket booth holding multiple tickets in both hands. The sign to this left reads, "Eighth Annual Colorado Springs Rodeo." 1

Portrait of Gordon Llewellyn Allott. Allott (1907-1989) was a Republican politician known for serving as the Lieutenant Governor of Colorado from 1951 to 1955 and representing the state of Colorado in the United States Senate from 1955 through 1973. 1

Portrait of Grand Duke Alexis, fourth son of the Czar of Russia, (left) and General George Armstrong Custer (right). Custer served as a hunting guide for Grand Duke Alexis in 1872. Copied from Buffalo Bill's Wild West scrapbook. 1

Portrait of Harvey W. Groves (1875-1915). Mr. Groves guided tourists on horseback trips on Pikes Peak and performed as a show cowboy in various Wild West shows. He resided in Manitou Springs and is buried in the Crystal Valley Cemetery. 1

Portrait of J. Don Alexander smoking a cigar. 1

Portrait of Jackson Sheldon (1834-1909) . Mr. Sheldon was a Presbyterian missionary and political leader in the western United States. 1

Portrait of James F. Burns [1853-1917], owner of the Portland mine, seated in ornately carved chair, wearing suit with vest with watchchain visible. 1

Portrait of James T. Hobbs (1849-1917) and Mrs. James T. Hobbs (1854-1930). Written on the back of the photograph 1

Portrait of James W. Denver [1817-1892]. He was an American politician, soldier and lawyer. The city of Denver, Colorado, is named after him. 1

Portrait of Jasper Donald Ackerman (1896-1988). Ackerman was chairman of the board and chief executive officer of The Exchange National Bank from 1967 until 1970. He was also a former president of the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo. 1

Portrait of Jefferson Hayes-Davis (1884-1975). Hayes-Davis was Vice-president of First National Bank of Colorado Springs and a member of the Library Board. 1

Portrait of Jim Bridger, a mountain man, trapper, guide and explorer. Bridger discovered Great Salt Lake and Yellowstone Park. 1

Portrait of John F. Humphrey (1839-1918). Mr. Humphrey was a Republican mayor of Colorado Springs during the 1880s. 1

Portrait of John Henry Hobbs (1874-1946). Pen and ink details added. 1

Portrait of Julia Hamp (1895-1977) wearing a Girl Scout leader uniform. This image appeared in The Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph on Saturday, November 5, 1955, page 12 1

Portrait of Julia Hamp as a girl. 1

Portrait of Katherine Jane Lohr (1913-1968). 1

Portrait of Lillian Bateman (1890-1985), a former teacher in District 11 schools from 1910 until 1956. Batemen graduated from Colorado College in 1913. 1

Portrait of Lizzie Howbert, wife of Irving Howbert. 1

Portrait of Lorene Baker Englert (1915-1983), wife of Kenneth Edward Englert (1911-2002). 1

Portrait of Mabel Bateman (1885-1973), a former teacher at Colorado Springs High School from 1911 until 1948. Bateman graduated from Colorado College in 1907. 1

Portrait of Margaret Poley. She is seated and wearing spectacles. 1

Portrait of Marjorie Ferguson Lambert (1908-2006), curator and anthropologist. Lambert was born in Colorado Springs. 1

Portrait of Martha Jane Cannary, nicknamed Calamity Jane, standing next to a horse with a shotgun in her right hand. 1

Portrait of Mary C. Barber Frizzell (1844-1902). Mrs. Frizzell was the wife of Alonzo Frizzell and mother of Ethel Carlton, wife of Cripple Creek financier A.E. Carlton. 1

Portrait of Miss Alvaretta Enman (1893-1986). Ms. Enman was a Colorado Springs music teacher. 1

Portrait of Myron Stratton, father of Winfield Scott Stratton. 1

Portrait of Nachivera, wife of Ute Chief Severo. 1

Portrait of Navajo man with blanket on lap and holding bow and arrow. 1

Portrait of Nell Womack Evans (1910-1997). Ms. Evans was an artist, author, and journalist in Colorado Springs. 1

Portrait of Nicholas Fontecchio (1887-1965). He was appointed an International Representative of the United Mine Workers of America in 1918 and served in that capacity until his retirement in 1952. 1

Portrait of Norval Eugene Anderson. 1

Portrait of Pawnee Bill nee Gordon Lillie (1860-1942). 1

Portrait of Penton Archer Hardwick, shown standing, and two men, all holding rifles amid antler trophies. 1

Portrait of Peter H. Dominick (1915-1981), was a politician and lawyer from Colorado. A member of the Republican Party, he served in the United States Senate from 1963 to 1975. 1

Portrait of Rear Admiral Douglas Connell Jardine (1891-1976) and Lillian Mary Marshall Jardine (1900-1991). 1

Portrait of Robert Ford (1862-1892). Ford was responsible for the assassination of Jesse James in 1882. 1

Portrait of Robert G. Hibbard (1912-1992). Mr. Hibbard was president of Hibbard and Company, a Colorado Springs department store. 1

Portrait of Roxie Anne Green Gammon (1858-1934), mother of Eugene Gammon (1878-1951). 1

Portrait of Ruben A. McCray (1826-1897). Caption written on the back of the photograph reads 1

Portrait of Rudy Gonzales, 1990 Cowboy poetry participant. Inscribed on the front of the photograph 1

Portrait of Samuel Crockett Hunter, Sr. (1892-1981). Mr. Hunter was a Colorado Springs mortician. 1

Portrait of True C. Adams (1898-1968). Adams was a past president of the Lions Club, Chamber of Commerce, and Winter Night Club. He was also a business leader involved with IXL Creamery, Carnation Creamery, and Sinton Dairy. 1

Portrait of Ute Caputa band Chief Severo. 1

Portrait of Verna A. Fuller sitting in a chair with a coverlet on her lap. The coverlet was made in memory of Mary C. Goslin, a Manitou Springs pioneer, and was presented by her granddaughter, Verna A. Fuller. 1

Portrait of Virginia Hobart Baldwin. Caption on the back of the photograph reads 1

Portrait of W. H. Harris, Luke Short, Bat Masterson, Charley Bassett, Wyatt Earp, D. Mc Lean, Neal Brown. Copies from the Wild West Scrapbook, courtesy of Robert Hewett. 1

Portrait of Wallace G. Hutchinson [1906-1984]. He worked for the Gazette Telegraph newspaper from 1930 to 1964 when he was named sports information director at Colorado College. 1

Portrait of William Irving Howbert (1884-1957), president of the First National Bank from 1931 until 1951. 1

Portrait of William James Harvey (1896-1979). Mr. Harvey was a chauffeur at the Broadmoor Hotel for 44 years, retiring in 1962. 1

Portrait of William Leahy. Written on the back of the photograph 1

Portrait of a Walter W. Johnson [1887-1959] crouching next to his daughter Betty C. Johnson Fisher [1915-2004], who is sitting on a rocking horse. 1

Portrait of a young woman. Touch-up work appears to have been done to the negative that gives the hair of the woman an unnatural feathery appearance. 1

Portrait of baby burro on mountain surrounded by yucca and wildflowers. 1

Portrait of journalist Grace Greenwood (1823-1904). As a correspondent for the New York Times, Ms. Greenwood rode on horseback to the top of Pikes Peak to visit the Army Corps' Signal Station on November 22, 1873. 1

Portrait of man identified on back as Robert A. Cameron, with full beard and unbuttoned jacket. 1

Portrait of man, identified on back as George Birdsall (former mayor of Colorado Springs), wearing wide-brimmed hat and carrying fishing rod and basket, standing in front of lake. Two rowboats at shore appear to be painted on image. 1

Portrait of the "Wild Bunch" or "Hole in the Wall" gang. From left to right 1

Portrait of the Baird family. Written on the back of the photograph 1

Portrait of the Hendee, Reed, and Gillingham families. Written on bottom of card "Merry Christmas from the Hendees, the Reeds, and the Giillinghams". 1

Portrait of the John Epler family. From left to right 1

Portrait of unidentified Indian man leaning against an adobe building. 1

Portrait of unidentified Indian man wearing squash blossom necklace, standing in front of camera. 1

Portrait profile of Spencer Penrose in business suit. 1

Prince Zourab Tchkotoua. Husband of Virginia Hobart Baldwin, owner of Claremont. 1

Printed on front "500. Pueblo woman sweeping before the fireplace." 1

Printed on front "Geronimo / A chief of the Apache Tribe". Imprinted on front "Overstreet, Chickasha, I. T." 1

Prize winning print featured on cover of 1940-1941 Pikes Peak Camera Club Year Book. 1

Profile view of unidentified Indian man. 1

Publicity photo of John Amos signed, 'To Aunt Fannie, Love, Peace, Good Times - John Amos.' 1

Pueblo Indian baby sitting on blanket in front of adobe building. 1

Pueblo Indian woman carrying metal wash tub on head and washboard in hands walking past brush fence. 1

Pueblo Indian woman standing in front of adobe building. 1

Quiet street line with old buildings. Building in foreground has overhanging eave supported by timbers and hand-painted sign on side reading "Crouse's Restaurant Home Cooking." 1

Railroad tracks shining in the last light with boxcars and mountains visible in distance. 1

Railway bridge over an unidentified body of water. Men are standing next to the tracks near a stack of utility poles. Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 1

Reflection of man, probably Myron Wood, taking photograph of self in ornately carved mirror. Hat hangs on side of mirror, and several small covered pots and assorted knickknacks are on table in front. 1

Rickety wooden buildings with treed hillside behind. 1

River running past scrub land in foreground and low rocky cliffs in background. 1

Road at bottom of rocky cliff with river below. 1

Robin sitting on snow-covered branch in snowstorm. 1

Rocky mountain cliffs with trees along sides and top. 1

Rocky mountains with trees in foreground. 1

Round-topped sheepherder's wagon in front of rail fence. Caption on back reads "An old sheep wagon|becoming extinct." 1

Sandy road with a bridge in the distance with a convoy of Sociability Tour automobiles with their driving teams stopped on it posing for a photo. Probably photographed by G. B. Merrick. 1

Scenic view of the Denver & Rio Grande train on tracks alongside river through wooded slope with mountains in the background, identified as Rio de Las Animas in the San Juans. 1

Seated left to right, Chief Ignacio, Carl Schurz, Chief Ouray, and Chipeta. Standing is Woretsiz and General Charles Adams. 1

Serene scene of river flowing through a gentle landscape. 1